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drowned while aa,h,,r

CLEyELASD, O., July 25.-oliyer and
Elmer Brumbaugh, cousins, aged
evenly and twenty-five respectively,
the sons Of wealthy farmers living
near Congress lake, were drowned
yesterday afternoon while bathing In
the lake. Neither could swim, and
they jumped from the boat into ten
feet OF water. A companion in the
boat tried 10 save them, bat failed.
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Nav Gong, July 2j.--The annual
picnic oiD.striot Assembly 40, Kalghts
OF Labor, al Oonoy ltand today, was
not % successful ~ had boen expected
lnB,ead Of 10000 participants. A. h
was thought there voGll be, ooly
about 1000 put In m appesraprs
General Master Workman P5Wdsfly,
who was announced 10 speak. wss nol
present. The Rev DE-. Med ynn and
Henry George were there aud yere
received very warmly,
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Great Manila Ptre.

ST. PrrEwnuRo.-A dispatch from
Noygqod, states tha. a large
naphtha spring, containing 100000
pools Of naplha, a. Balschna, twenty
miles northwest OF Nizhince, NoygO'
rod, Ia on hre, and that the flames
have spreadito the structures lnclos.
Ing other springs. A northerly wind
10 blowing, and the FIRE Ia spreading.
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LONDON The Duchess Of r limbaugh
today launched n life boat AZ Benz.
bridge. Isle Of Wight The temporary
Btsging on which the Duchess aud The
memberu Of her party stood collapsed
during the ceremony Of lau ching
The Princess Beatrice, wife g Prince
Henry Of Baitoaberg. was precipI.ated
toward the sea and barely escaped
being thrown into the water.
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PINE BLUFP, AnH
A DraBkes Brsie stabs HIS Aunt
and wife.
lsrEoIlL TO rME ArrElL.I

PINE BLUJT, ARK July 25.-Sunday
morning al O'Clock John Gracen,
while In state Of intoricatIon, az
saultcd with knife his aunt, Mrs
Crook, inniciing a wound In the breast
that will prove fatal. In his fury he
dealt several wounds on his wife and
his cousin, yourg man In the house.
He is In custody To await the action
OF the law.
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COLUn aus. MISS.
uumphriss Hemspded Co Jail 20
Await the Mayors Deeisios.

lfFroiAL 10 rHn AFPIAL.l
CcLunnus, hIsl, July 25.-The pre-.
liminary examination Of j. X. Hum
phries, charged with murder, which
las boon going on for nearly week.
was clofed this morning and ihs case
left In the hands OF Mayor n n.
Moore, without any comments from
the attorneys on either side. His
honor taid ho would give his decision
on Wednesday next Ia the mean
time the prisoner was remanded 10 Jail.
The contract Tor new county All
will be let by the Beard Of Supervisors
al their next meeting, which will be
the hra, Monday In August.
A iiue rain Is falling tonight which
will do the bill crop, good aud won't
hurt the bottoms
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CmAIrANooaA. TENN
a Fresh" PoIiscHau shot By
brother On,ser.

urOther Oa,ser.
ESPECIAL TO rHE AFrE,L.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 90
Policeman DouElai toniehtht o'clock
shot policeman Duncan at the corner
Of Ninth and Mako. streets, but the
shot only graEsd Duncan's face.
Douglas has been In disgrace for rev.
eral weeks on account of
charss for irregularlties, Duncan
whlated for hitn, and when Douglas
came up he asked him why he called.
Duncan said ho just wanted TO see
where he was. DOugai pulled his
pistol, and telling him he had enough
Ci that, shot and then rau. lie has
not bsen caught yet
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A Train Cancelled.

BANGOR, Ms, July GA heavy
rain storm since Saturday Mp TO to-
night hss resulted In serious vashouts
on the Maine Central railroad. BE.
tween Vassalboro and Burnhsm five
washouis are Ierofted. The Pnllman
train for DlstDn Is cancelled.
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RridEe NMeni AMRN.

GRrEsFIELD, MASS, July 25,-The
ireshet has iu,t swept away the iron
railroad bridge a, Ervipg. which will
cause still further delay 10 tratlir.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo.-A Times ~ cIal
from Henretia, Tex ,says; The Hen
Iietla National Bank cloaod ilg doors
today. No estimaieoi the extent OF
the failure can BE- given,
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BEisEMEA, NiCH.-The Colby mine
safe Was robbed Of 1900 Saturday
nigtt The burglars gained admission
BY the Office windows,
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REPUBLICAN rRotrRcrs.

Representative Hopkins, Of Illinois,
10 In the city. He expresses satitisc-
ton at the political situation, ard save
that he expects the Republicans 10
elect the Rext President. Blaine, he
Gays, Is the foremost Republican today,
but no rather thinks that when the
CONVENTION meets. he will magnanl.
mously step ABIDE and let some enc
else get the nomination. AZ TO whom
that would be he was uncertain.
"Robert Lincoln, maybe, or Allison (;
possibly some other" Lincoln, he
says, 10 growing In strength, and II
there was any call for him from with
out the State, Illinois would come out
for him. Mr.. Hopkins says that he
expects Foraker 10 sweep Ohio at the
fall elections. He says he Ia a grow.
ing man, q man OF great ability, and
that II he 10 again elected Governor
by big majority he will be very pop.
ular 10 the Republican National Con.
yention. He adds that "Mr. Sherman
has passed the mile post"
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KENTUCKY Politics.

The following interesting interview
occurred today: "The Democratic
managers In Kentucky are likely 10
find themselves left ont In the cold
unless they pay more attention 10 the
signs OF the timee," said q progressive
young man from the Bue Grass re-
giona 10 your correspondent. "For
years there haa been growing feeling
Of dissatisfaction with the men aud
methods employed In running tho
elections" he continued. "The po.
litlcal fabric Of the State Ia worm
eaten and rotten. The result Is stag.
nation aud depression evsrywh3re.
WhiN her sister States nn every aide
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wEaSEa ALIAS WE0ESEs HHARp
FBoM.-The 0ysgOaiaa's special cores
pendent at Warrington thus speaks Of
that fellow Werner alsas WeeeneF. Who
cut quite figure here in the Chinese
riots, and afterwards IN the labor asita-
too: 20. F. Wsgener, editor Of q labor
paper 81 Seattle, lee,ursd to working
neu in Abuet's Hall. 10 this city. on
the evening Of the l6sh, snd be drew q
very pessimistic picture. he said ihs
condition OF the poor vorktnRwomsn
the country over 10 sash that they must
either sell themselves BODY and soul 10
life OF shame or accept life OF con
tinuous slavery. One assertion vas that
as the employment Of womea and
children to do the work Of men IL on
the increase. the men vill be gradually
driven out, while the women and chill
drsn will be reduced TO starvation
wages. What. then. will bseome OF the
menf He predisted that Chinese labor
would eveaiaally orowd eat white labor
Ia this country.
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qha steamer Mexico arrived 81 lis
.s.leek this morning.
&, 2. MyeF states thst be has pus-
80 Ire dining department. Of the
ssssngton Hotel, and will take chaygs ef
8 April lss.
-. uschinsry for the tae Masfic will
.s.s.nieted wtihIn the next ter days,
~ m that remains 70 be done V 70 pat
a oosftton 10 she steamer.
usss,s. TokIss d Sineerman received
:. o<der yesterday from Arspsbos, Ne
s..ska 1aioh commenced a. foIl0ss.
~ ne PesT INTKLLI8EScKB ] zee youF
.Svsrtisemeut Of spFins R0Ods. etc.
M large engine which vas almost
..insd by the bsFning Of TIE Ssabsok
III has been entirely repatred asa pat
= 49, class order By MsrsD Bros. and
~ - shipped 90 Port Hadloek todsy
= eomofroE By the steamer Louise.
shsda Coohrane deserves credit for
:. rremotnsss With which hs respond
q .sslsFdsy, In sending ofasefs 20 the
g.ssS Mountain zines 70 prevent q
t.~ssh 81 the peace. itiooks ~ though
ss-.sans 10 BE- Sheriff OF King county
Z fset, a. we'll a. In name.
rha Sisters Of Provideuce Ho pital
80 sifsady commenced 20 clear awsy
- "a buildings formerly used for hos
- oarp0ses on she soush side Of the
-. buiidfne. 10 make room for Al ad
49, larger than the preseHt hospital.
80 Of the brick for the Foundation
=. uog 90 the Rroaud, and tbs work OF
ssustFucsion will commence sosa.
shsria CoohFane and Prosecuting At
..--sV Roasld went out to slaughter.
...se,aay afternoon, to idvessigsse Q
800 alleged 20 have been committed,
- n pgegeut the commission Of Q
.s1-.sssaed crime. The details could
- b learned, and therefoFs We refrain
s-om Mentioning names a present, lest
- ifreoaFable injury might be done
Z innocent person. Fhe officers expect
: retaFn home today, vhen the facts
q b obtained.
Asar lead Of beef. pork and mutton |
.rrlvsd here from Nebraska yesterday.
- sag vas poorly refrigerated, the air |
= being permitted 10 circulate through |
4 frssIy, and as the car was IA or Is
49, an the way the meat did not ar
~ 10 as good a condition A. 10 Should /
M dene, although the experiment was |
a 4 failure. Had the car come |
fsrssQh IN 1--WE or six days as 1t should |
e.ve done, instead Of being three times |
q losQ, the venture would have been 9 |
f3eoees.
Sunday afternoon J. O. Ryan, q pro-
g.ssiopsl foot racer, who hes been 50
tuuipR 10 Seattle for some weeks past,
"a George Dslfel, tbs tonsorial artist,
80 8 hundred yard foot race on the
Jasksoa street bridge for $50 q side.
ne race, 90 unusual ~ II may seem,
sss on the square, and consequently
kal little was said about IL previous TO
IL taking place. However, the weather
~ dne, and fully two bundred persons
psrs present 10 witness the match.
gyan gave Delfel sixteen feet start, but
ssaehl him at the 30-yaFd post. The
lvo men ran aloBR together for q short
distance, when Ryan made little squirt.
vinninR easily by several feet. Ryan
i very good mas, but no match for
HsrmOa, KittIeman OF Strive.
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RRaL ESfATG

The following deeds we're fled in The
Auditors Office for record yesterday;
q. II. swsnssroa 10 Young Nelson.
60xl0 feet. IN Yesler's hrst addition, on
Mil street; $500.
A. q. Andersen and Chas. Mcdonald.
aud IS. Osborne. executors Of the estate
az James Osborne. dsosassd. 10 Seattle,
Lake shore aud Eastern Railway, riget
OF way thF ugh lots aad !, sec. 81, tp.
-. range east II.
W. v. RiashaFt 20 Seattle. Lake
shore aud Eastern Railway, right Of
way through \. 4 ar q ). L. or Of see.
3, 80. IS, range east: II.
J. n. Ac6Fa9 10 sane, right OF way
through the :. Z. az Of ). W. az OF sec.
3. 90. IS, range I eass; 81.
VIM. uochFAoe 10 Patrick Graham. =
Z. ar Of n. b ar, and n. &. a. Of :. Il.
or, SEQ. Is, 70. - range east; 1.
Elma A. Preston 90 NJ. +. Jones. lot ;,
blook -. A. A. Dennyss addifioas $1,000.
NJ y. Janes 10 Elma A. Preston, lot
s, block 80, A. A. Dsuny's addition; SIC.
ALMA A. Preston 20 LYMAN NJ. Wood,
LOT 8. block ~, A. A. Druny's addition;
Rloo0
Amanda + B1wmAn 20 A. c. Bow
man, lots 3. 10. II, and 81 of lot II, Btge-
love- second addition; 5000.
Daniel Cochran 20 Mr.. keiRh, lots !. 8,
3. 10. II. and Il. block -. Heirs Of ). A.
Bells second additions $3.50
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PERSONALS.


Perry Bayne. of squAk. vas 10 the city
yesterday.
Hon. ElwOod Evans. Of Tacoma. is at
be Brunswick.
Dr.. spaFiing will leave on the Fleet
vpod today en- route to Portland.
Captain Woodie spraess, Of the tug
hsgal, was seen on the streets yester-
tny.
II. Mcdonald and George Melon I'D,
q Cadillac, Michigan, are at toe Osoi-
dsnlAl.
Jshn Fountain and wife, OF White
River, are in the city, stopping a. the
Abingdon.
CHARLES stsnss and wife. J. Graham
sd Patrick Graham, Of Nevcastle ars
q The Arlington.
"a. Pierce, OF Allegan, Mich, Is stot =
PING az the New EnGland; als1 Charles
Wilcox, OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Lucas and Miss VininR, OF e..
Adams, Maine, have arrived IN seattle,
add will spend the summer with q. W..
Flnina, Superintendent OF the North
Western Cracker Company.
Al the Arlington Hotel; John J. Hsyt,
P. Feene, Missoula M. T.; Jsmes Mesh.
PORT Gamble; J. q. Spencer, Portland;
r. /. Fountain. White River; WIN, q
Irvine and W. A. Avery OF Portland.
The New England registers she fol.
loving arrivals. John Turner and John
Garry and wife, rolt; Joseph Bsrtro,
John CriseFe. wife aud daughter, Dog
Fish Bay; II. N. Cochrane, Port Blakelyi
B Il. Woods, Nswosuterville; ID. Jack
soa Port Arthur.
Atthe Occidental Hotel--W II Moore,
Denver, Col; M Il Mandil. 5 Fsaa
oisoe; o. III. Sutton aud Geo. y. hnfd
and wife, Ren'o1; Z. n Lane, Sqnak;
Leo. J. stpek, Portland; A. A. Cameron.
Cascade Division OF N. p. Il, r.; w.
Thompson. OF New York.
Hotel Brunswick Ian O'Lsavy, Falls
City; z. Dolan. Olympiai ID. W. Gross
and wife and Mise Ore Gross, North
YAkima; w. \ Moore, Black Diamond;
I. p. Lusher. Tacoma; w. J. Hamilton.
Port Townsend; X, J.. Rogers aud wife
Ia drAnde. Oregon; Seymour Saouller
and wife, Marysviile, W. TIP. Westlip,
faooms; II. NJ Miller, Port rownssnd;
Geo. P. Holman, o. w. sparks, PORT
land, b. Wilcox, rAooms.
Our nsighbor. d. T. Talbot. has de-
tsFminsd to remove his stock % goods
%, and engage Ia business In the city ct
Seattls. Mr.. Talbot 10 good citizsn,
20 honest. upright business man, fair
and liberal tn all ais dealings. We re-
arst very much the necessity that con
pals man like Mr.. +. 20 seek another
loeation. We commend him 30 the
Rood people Of Seattle ~ one, IN everv
say Sorth7 their confidence. -Olynpia
Psrtisaa.
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CHIoKKxs BI rHR TEousAxn.-Two
men recently fram the East-Watson By
uame-ars entering upon the chicken
business on q larger scale than ADy one
10 the Territory before them. Isey
hAvs leased from Governor Squire 3
traht Of fourteen acres in the valley,
IN ne eastern edge OF the city. Thus
land they have cleared and fenced. and
upon il have built nine houses, saeh
n bV Is feet. They gill start the oosl-
pess With 500 hens. and they VII look
20 Seattle for their market. The place
thew have chosen is admirably adapted
% the basiness. and the Watson Brothers
sppsaF 30 Be men quslined 10 make u
anccrss-
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DIR. Geo. A. Reich, the osuiist aud au-
rist, left Seattle this msrainR for an ex-
tended tour through the Eastern cities,
and will probably visit Germany before
returning to Puget Sound. DIR Reich
IL an oculist OF long experience and
great ability, having been associated for
sixteen years, in San Francisco, with
DIR. w. X. Smith, the eminent specialist
in eye Diseases and by bis skill and
careful attention TO his patients has
built up q large and profitable practice
In Seattle, where b predecessors IN the
same speciality have scarcely bsen able
to make living.
Daring the short time that DR.. Reich
has been among us be has made large
nnmoer OF operations upon the eve, in
Guiding those for cataract, cross eyes,
and removal Of injured eyes, and with
Uniform success, his patleRts coming
from all parts Of the Soand country and
Victoria, having learned that ID lie no
longer necessary 10 90 10 California for
skiilfui treatment.
DR.. Rsich IL one Of the very few mas
ters Of the opthalmosoope. 90 instru-
ment which " invaluable in the diaane-
sis Of diseases OF the eye, and during
bis residences IN SaR Francisco he bad,
perhaps. bot one quAl in lie use.
By his gssial manners the Dscter has
won q host Of friends In Seattle Who
unite in wishing him prosperous jour
ney and q speedy return. Daring bis
absence his practice will be 10 the care
Of DR.. Charchili, who made a special
ssady OF eye diseases under DR.. Butfum,
of Chicago. and who has been associated
With DIR. Reich 10 Seattle.
Il is the Intention OF DR.. Reich, upon
his Iesura. 90 establish "a eye and ear
inarmary upon large scale. With pro
visions for treating tbs psor free OF ex-
pense.
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ACCIDENTAL KnLISo.-John H. BE
Who had fzrm near Point Robinson,
on vashon Island, vent out hunting last
SATURDAY With bis n ishbor and brothsr-
iu-lAw, L4vreRcs K. shaw Shaw1s Ran
vas accidentally discharged, lie con
tents passing into the hack Of Rice's
head, blowine 10 Of, scattering his
brains and killing him instantly. The
BODY vas taken 10 fscoDa for burial.
Rice vaa . married man, bis wife being
a teaoher In the p1bite schools there.
She Carrie V. Sbaw-Rfcel will Be re
membsred by readers Of ths Posi- IN-
rELI1axSCHR a. the contributor OF many
excellent poems during the past few
years.
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A NEW ORGANIZATION. IA orRaniz-
ton 20 be known a. tee Manufsesurers
and Contractors Association was per-
fsetsd in Seattle Lass evening. Its oh
isct 10 20 protect builders against IN
pgincipled contractors, who take iobs
81 figures less than they can b. done
fer. and necessarily fail and swindle
al Concerned, and also to protect them
SELVES and their employees from having
70 compete vita men who do not pay
their bsnds. Me-. Ffak ksand, Of the
Western Mil, vas chosen permsnent
secretary, and z O. Miles, treasurer.
Several committees were appointed -
look affair the varions branches Of the
organic itioD, and d. J. Oarkeek, Ohas.
Mcdonald and o. p. FsFraF were ap-
pointed = committee 10 draft Q constitn-
ton and By laws 10 be submitted for
oonsldeFation at the next mestine.
There 10 much good material In this
organisation. and II IL 10 properly con-
Quoted, will be conducive Of much good
In this community.
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rHoUsLE AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
Striking Miners Prevent Nen-AtFikcrA
frsm wOFkiRG-0ne man ThFown
10 the RiVer--The Lawful An.
thorlties called Upon 90 Pre-
aaFVN eha RaaeR


10 The RiVer-The LAwfuI An.
thorlties called Upen 20 Pre-
serve the Peace.
Sheriff OoehraRs received . telegram
hon Cedar Mountain yesterday, jest
esiOre neon. stating that the miners
SaO we're on = strike had attacked she
Hen on their way int the mines, and
that oae man bad been ihEevn into the
river, aud farther trouble was antici-
paiea. The Sheriff at ouse detailed
eis Deputy, Mr.. Padden, and bic Tailor,
Nlek Hanna, 90 the scene Of The dis
efeAnce- Thy left on e spacial traia.
accompanied by a PosT lSrELIiaRNCER
reporter, Who furnishes the following
sdtitional particulars; We arrived ~
esdAs Mountain at o'clock. having
- Seattle at 3, ~, and found every
.eine quiet and the mine shot dova.
ne miners we're ooBeregated about the
sanre' talking over the situation aud
peculaiine en what O0chrane's 'Depuiy
ssasriis' would do when they arrived.
sm informed BY l.. J, Gilman aud the
eaacers that an effort will be made 20
tsAFs The mine tomerrow tuesday, at J
n. nepaty Shertfs Padden aud
MANIA wili remain till the tfoabis ~
eFef, fwentv nine men attempted 90
3 % work this morning, but we're gre
seescd by the irate strikers No at
anp uss made 60 so to work a. nOon,
ne othcsrs had not arrived. and as =
900 many Of the non-striksrs had gone
taeif hOmes aud when the Deputies
tttsd Is vas thought better 10 WAit
aha Tuesday morning q start 40.
Las caase OF the strike and the erisv-
acSe OF the men Il Just as stated in the
80. lSTE1IIoKSCKE 90 Saturday morn
There are four NeGcasils miners
- sfRinE the strikers 30 resame Uotk.
~ 20 Tar their edorts have proved an
NAliing. l.. J. Goldman addressed the
$3.50, atEinR them 60 be patient and
.s-sonAhle uBtil James n. Colman. the
Peassf OF the miaes. returns from San
a0elsoo, bat they refused to compiy
IL his rtqacst, and declared they
aad prevent any one from going 20
-, antii their demands we're com
s a w. D. lodging fFem the presest
s.ase think the presence Of the Dep.
WI ptevent further tEuusle. and
-. 70 see the men who are uilling 10
s,ast ~ the mine Tuesday morn
s'tneas molsssAtion,n
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RIs RRoKxx. -MF II. x. Hall, mana
Ger Of Hall Brothers ship baildinR oasi-
mess Al Port B,Aksly, eane ever 10 Seat
tie Yesterday 20 eonsalt surgeon relA-
tive 60 az iniary be hAd received - Us
ship ward. il seems that Mr.. Hail was
ent iased Ia na4llnS and rAft ng some
haFd Teoa luabeF be had inst resolved,
and While engaged IN tnis wafk ne
stepped Ga 8 Get psAnk ana tel 90 nls
side, snssainR painful iplaFisa- Oar,
Ing The afteFnoan al sxAntnAaaon 50
nads, aad u vas foand thAt one o. nat,
Halle ribs was broken kha tnlarec
man 70 sfoRpsnx a tne reaade0es o. az
eoa-in-saw, M. Fred 3. sander,
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ADVICE TO Mormmas.

Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
children tsething, 10 the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and ply.
siciaas in the United states. and has
been used for forty years With never
failing saceess by millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teethIng its value 10 inealeulable. II
relieves the child from pain. cures dys-
EMERY and diArrh@s, gFiPing in the
bowels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child IL rests the mother.
Price Is bottle. my21wiy
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Tue most agreeable - veal - ihe
most edecsive @ethod Of dispelling
hsadaehss. solids and feveFs o. eaeans-
ina she systsm is BY taking feu doSsa
OF TIE California liquid fruit rsTecys
Svrup Of FIGS. IL acts gently vet sf-
fecsively, ssFen9aheaing the organs On
which Il aess. 80 thai rageAaE habits
nav be formed. Manufactures Only oy
the CalifsrniA Fla syrup Co. San Fran
cisco. Cal. Fog sale in 80 cent and u
bodies hy A. b eTxwARz.
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nIsTRRsS AFrRR RAT1NC-

This re-nlt Of indigestion will no
longer be experienced II simmons
Liver Regulator 10 taken after each
meal. IL Is such q good dieester, and 90
mild and pleasant in its effect. that 10 10
used by many, after q hearty meal, to
insure good digestion. The Regulator
does not nanseate or initiate the
stomach. out eOrreots acidity. dispels
foul gases, allays irritation and assists
the stomach Ia its digestion. mr22 DIV
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NOTTCE

HAVING LEAsKD THE ROTH
III ackild bnilding, Port Towl send, w.
r.. NEXT 70 g. G. Bartleft 4 Co. on Water
street / VIII offer the two story brick
huiiding now occupied by mo for runt or
Lease. with or without 0vturHm including
q good brick warehouse. N0xfe fn9t. VIII
rsns or lease for one year from the imG af
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Pay from 800 TO $50 more 10 an
agent for q piano when you can buy q
Weber and Decker & Son piano direct
from the factory and save ell profits TO
middlemen. Frank kimball. manu-
fsctuFeF's Agent. Once, three doors
above postofice. Pianos on easy terms
and for rent. Sample pianos on hand.
Send and get prices. fe22.tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Spring Goods, ve have received sew
erel large shipments and the l0E prices
which We have marked them cannot
fail 10 attract general attention from
cash purchasers Of dry goods.
mhlc CHESTER OtRARY.